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that's what I'm seeing it across other teams as well: backlogs size barely smaller and even defects rising. the low performers have only gotten lazier. the difference now is that p…

more often than not it’s the development team that skips engaging with users, putting in minimal effort to understand their real needs. most of these teams only wants a straightfor…

most devs complain about management tying their hands but more often than not they have a great deal of control over the tech, libraries, or frameworks adopted. these are the bigge…

I'd expect non tech people clueless about how AI works to miss the gap between humans and machines, but it's baffling how many here fall for it too. Every discussion about AI and c…

so far the best models are controlled by fewer than a dozen labs. access is limited, full of restrictions and guardrails, and most are expensive, especially video models. also, ope…

you’re allowed to tie your income to creating systems precisely because you’re not allowed to copy them from previous companies or other sources selling software isn’t much differe…

as an artist, I totally agree with this approach. the whole idea of trying to pay artists for their contributions in training data is just impractical. if the data’s pulled from th…

and how do you reconcile any work in software development? If someone isn’t willing to work for free, should they just not work in the field at all? Do you think software culture w…

It is bad analogy specially because we value that so much that we are even discussing on how to have more of it.

Such a talented team would be able to make a great movie on the same theme. Saying the lack of creativity in the industry in because we can't copy things freely is completely moron…

maybe some science will open your eyes: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23654206/

maybe most of the code in the future will be very different from what we’re used to. For instance, AI image processing/computer vision algorithms are being adopted very quickly giv…

It feels exactly like me programming. The first pass resembles whatever I'm trying to do, and only after some struggle with compiling errors, squiggles from the LSP and some Google…

being a hard determinist is not exactly a hot take…

They don’t know that. I knew a guy who was into this kind of gore, and some of those images stuck with me for weeks. Most people have no idea how brutal and repulsive it can be unt…

that’s precisely the point: the technical geniuses lack creativity to predict how things can go wrong in a thousand of different ways.

Storing copyright content itself can sometimes be illegal - like ripping a Bluray. What if these frames are now stored on their servers and go into the training dataset?

They are selling these pictures for $20/mo, so it definitely matters. If people will hang them at their refrigerator has nothing with this case.

It is not just in the art community: check the currently top post and see how many devs are saying they would never use AI on their work. They hate and are alienated as much as any…

Like the artists, this won't be an option. Market pressures will force devs to use AI assistance. For example, this recent GitHub presentation about productivity improvements: 35% …

They will only learn when their Spotify account costs as much as a Ticketmaster concert.

I think this looks great and has good potential, and can see some productivity influencers using your app. The always visible tasks + calendar and the auto scheduling worth the pri…

OpenAI uploading an illegal image to your machine is more than a thoughtcrime. They become the person distributing this content, and there are already laws for that.